Sentences with phrase «pry loose»

In contrast, The Indigo Book, seeks to pry loose those very dictates, or at least the subset most important for participation in U.S. legal proceedings, from the intellectual property claims made by The Bluebook's proprietors.

The work as I understand it, (I have little contact it, and my closest colleague in biofuels, Prof Alex Farrell, met an unexpected death last month) makes quite ao constrast with the Exxon $ $ to Stanford, as the BP funds really hope to pry loose a way to mimic the way plants or termites or other organisms make sugars and alcohols or another form of usable biomass WITHOUT disrupting food, land water etc..

It took the now - famous Wikileaks «Climategate» to pry loose the data and expose their machinations.

What's amazing about this show (aside from the striking, thought - provoking visual evidence of interrelationships between the master and such disparate admirers as Alberto Giacometti, Marsden Hartley, Ellsworth Kelly and Jasper Johns, among many others) is Rishel's ability to pry loose tightly held masterpiece loans from very private lenders.

Who better to pry loose the artifacts of other lives than someone who knew all the hiding places?

For example, Dodge couldn't pry loose a Demon, Porsche wasn't able to score us the 911 we wanted, and we couldn't get our grubby hands on a Tesla Model 3.

After all, the ice there is not all landlocked; some rests in the ocean and a little warming in sea temperatures could melt it or pry it loose.

Wes Morgan is a Leicester player and like Vardy, undoubtedly feels loyalty toward the club that will make him harder to pry loose.

Presumably, if it were unable to pry loose Michael Ferro's grasp of the company before then, it could give shareholders still desirous of cashing out a new group of board member choices.

The Lord's table in many Protestant churches still must be pried loose from a wall and raised so that it can be used.

The batter didn't seem as thick as it should be, and the night I made them, I tried one and it stuck so much to the paper that it wasn't worth the effort of prying it loose.

It requires much more force than peeling an orange or a banana, and the leathery husk doesn't come off in long strips, but must be pried loose with great care, because in some areas it is thick, and in others it's just a thin membrane between you and the juicy red kernels within.

So either the referees ruled the ball was pried loose well after the whistle, or they blanked the rookie's rise from the stack of humanity on the field.

For some time now, when free agency rolls around, a lot of people here have pined for Packers players, but never pried them loose, until last year when we got J C tretter in here.

In his lab, Liu had observed that when sea anemones were forcefully pried loose from the aquarium's glass, they would creep across the tank's sandy bottom until they encountered another hard, flat surface.

However, one night, some of the girls went out onto their balcony and pried loose a long, five - inch - wide board from a rack used for drying clothes.

Assisted by museum staff and volunteers, Serra made the piece by hurling molten lead into the corner of a room, letting it harden and then prying it loose and upending it on the floor.

Technically, they are a series of landscapes, however these pictures seem to have been jarringly pried loose from genre and their original contexts — less appropriated than re-authored.

After being frozen to the windshield and pried loose over and over all winter, your wiper blades are probably done for.

Not exact matches

Thus GATA's lawsuit established that the Fed, despite its protests of innocence, has many gold secrets after all even as we managed to pry a couple of those secrets loose and publicize them — first, that the Fed has gold swap arrangements, and second, that in 1997 the Fed was conspiring with other central banks to coordinate their gold market policies, and that there was no announcement of this.

The church pried our fingers loose, one by one, from these alleged securities and pushed us into dark waters, waters that (surprise!)

It takes a thicket of ball screens to pry Holiday's mark loose, all of which buys mere seconds — often in the shadow of Anthony Davis's help.

Lindquist says Hsp104 may be acting like a molecular crowbar, grabbing on to a tangled protein and then, with the help of the cellular fuel ATP, changing its shape and prying a tangled protein loose.

The content is fine, but I have a big beef with the packaging: the keepcase is sheathed in a slipcase with a lenticular rendering of the film's familiar poster, but it's next to impossible to pry the goods loose from this outer sleeve, which looked none - too - attractive by the time I was done massaging it.

Just took it slow and continued to slowly pry and wedge the provided tools under the battery till it came loose.

It took a but to pry that cover off the front, but once I got it loose it popper right off.

The child is stuck against the mother's pelvic bone and prying the child loose leads to shoulder dystocia, which can lead to Erb's palsy.

I gently made my way around the edges of the trim working my pry bar under it and gently lifting to see it if would come loose.